Sentence examples for hopes of higher from inspiring English sources

Mr. Dear wants to embrace some potentially high-risk investments in hopes of higher returns.

They noted that not only would a disaster on caucus night risk Iowa's first-in-the-nation status, it would sabotage McGuire's hopes of higher office.

The Treasury bases its new optimism about growth not on new-economy hopes of higher productivity gains but on distinctly old-economy demographics.

Although the Cockerell documentary broadly belongs to the US-invented genre of "campaign biography" – a profile screened just before a politician gains a party nomination or high office – the shape and nature of the film reveals a serious weakness in BoJo's hopes of higher electability, even beyond the reservations expressed by some of the witnesses.

All the energy you normally spend trying to be speaker or president, I can pour into thinking through trying to solve this larger equation". This is all a bit much for his colleagues to swallow in an institution where the practicality of getting votes and the hopes of higher office are the guiding lights.

The dollar, which has firmed up of late on hopes of higher rates, was stronger again Wednesday.

Within half an hour, the presidency had been called and Clinton's hopes of highest office were dead forever.

Low interest rates in the United States have led many normally risk-shy traders to jettison their reservations and turn to the stock markets in hopes of high returns.

Despite renewed uncertainty about the sovereign debt crisis in Europe, investors have been flooding into equity markets in the hopes of high returns.

Some critics see this as a way for First Investors to dig itself out of a mess it created when it took big risks with shareholder money in hopes of high returns.

Dilke denied everything, but his hopes of high political office were ruined forever.